qawolf/cli v1.12.0 on GitHub

47c7ec9: The managed runtime uses Appium 3.6.0 and the UiAutomator2 driver 8.4.0.
Appium 2.11.3 installed five copies of axios before version 1.15.1. These versions have a header injection defect (CVE-2026-42035). Appium 3.6.0 installs one copy of axios 1.18.1.
appium becomes a development dependency. The CLI does not import it. It starts Appium from the managed runtime directory. An install of @qawolf/cli is thus smaller: 413 packages in place of 797.
The managed runtime directory has a new name, so the CLI installs the runtime again when you first run a flow.
fd89edd: The new command qawolf issue addFlows adds flows to a coverage request. Flows that the coverage request already covers stay covered.
You cannot add flows to a bug report or a maintenance report. These reports link to flows through the runs that reproduce them.

b656edf: The CLI now reads flow names that contain quote characters.
Before this change, the parser stopped the name at the first single quote or double quote. The parser ignored which quote started the name. Thus the name Shopper's cart became Shopper. The parser also did not find the target of that flow. A flow without a target does not run. Therefore qawolf flows run skipped the flow and showed the message No flows matched. The command qawolf flows list showed the short name.
The parser now records the quote that starts the name. It also accepts a backslash before a quote. Thus the parser correctly reads the names "Say \"hi\"" and 'Shopper\'s cart'. The parser accepts a name in backticks. A name that contains ${...} stays dynamic, because the value is only available at run time.
Two more target forms now work. The CLI reads the target from an options object that contains a second object before the target key. The CLI also reads a target in backticks.